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Sail-plan testing

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Sail-plan gallery (detailed descriptions below)

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  Proa: single mast with crab claw sail
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  Sunfish (sailboat): single unstayed mast with single sail
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  Catboat: single mast and single sail, usually gaft-rigged
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  Lugger: two masted lugger's gaff
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  Gunter: single fore-and-aft rigged mast in two pieces
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  Sloop: single fore-and-aft rigged mast and a jib
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  Cutter: single fore-and-aft rigged mast with two or more headsails
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  Yawl: fore-and-aft rigged mainmast and mizzen mast aft of the tiller
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  Ketch: two fore-and-aft rigged masts, mizzen mast before the tiller
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  Schooner: two or more fore-and-aft rigged masts, first mast no taller than the second
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  Topsail schooner: two schooner-rigged masts with one or more square-rigged topsails
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  Brig: two square-rigged masts and headsails
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  Schooner Brig: one square-rigged foremast and one fore-and-aft rigged main mast
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  Brigantine: one square-rigged foremast and hybrid rigged main mast
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  Snow: two square-rigged masts, headsails and a trysail on the so-called snow-mast
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  Barque: two or more square-rigged masts and headsails with fore-and-aft rigged aftmost mast
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  Barquentine: two square-rigged mast (fore) and 2 fore-and-aft rigged (main and mizzen) masts
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  Polacre: one square-rigged main with headsails and two lateen rigged aft masts
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  Fully rigged ship: three or more (all) square-rigged masts and headsails
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  Junk: one or more junk-rigged masts
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  Felucca: one to three lateen rigged masts

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E = mc²

9.81 m/s² (32.2 ft/s²)

1⁄2

$E=mc^{2}$